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- 3:10 To Yuma. Thinking about giving this movie a watch?
If you like westerns, Christian Bale, Russell Crowe, James Mangold, action, suspense, well written characters or anything to do with the wild west, then I would say that this movie should be on your radar!
In this movie review, I discuss what this movie has to offer to movie fans today and whether they should stay far away, or give it a shot.
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This is one of the rare modern westerns that actually captured the feel of the old western films. It actually felt like watching a western movie.
Absolutely Aesir!
Damn I must watch it now.
One of the best movies ever made, imo. They shot it entirely in sequence, and there were no sets. If you saw them in a building, it's because they built the building.
I've seen this movie many, many times. Every time got better, and I noticed things I didn't before. The true conflict and boredom of Ben Wade's life shows in his introductory scene. He's not interested in his men or the robbery at all. He just wants to draw pictures. He in fact finds his band, and especially Charlie (who's actually obsessed/ infatuated with Wade) annoying.
Thanks for the insight man! I totally agree! What a great movie!
A BIG WESTERN FAN and spaghetti western collector ,yeah ,all that. 3:10 to yuma is one of my favorites ,its my favorite american western. lost how many times i have seen it. love your comment.
@scottlong7168 Thank you. Definitely a movie that benefits from repeat viewings.
I watched this movie the other day and was so in awe of it that I'm in the middle of writing my own scene inspired by these characters! Stunning movie seriously.
Oh that's cool! Yeah what a movie hey?
Alarming that he gave a review without mentioning the best performance in the entire movie, Ben Foster. He steals every scene he’s in. Fantastic actor. Very underrated.
Don’t I mention him??
This movie was one of the rarities that my family went to see in theaters. My mother has an intuition that is unparalleled, she saw the trailer for this and immediately was telling us "That is going to be a great movie." Sure enough opening day, not a lot of people in the theater tbh, one of the most satisfying action flicks I've seen in forever! Watching now!!
It’s super good!
I came across this the other night on Netflix and just had to give it a watch given playing Red Dead Redemption had made me watch the Western classics like the Dollars Trilogy.
This was probably the best Western to come out since Eastwood’s Unforgiven at the time!
Nice! Glad you liked it Andrew!
I remember a friend of mine talked me into seeing this movie, when it came out. I didn't care for it at first, but I went and saw it, and I loved it. 3:10 to Yuma is one of my all-time favorite Westerns.
Ahhh love when you don’t want to see a movie at first and if totally blows you away!
I'm confused. You didn't care for it, *then* you went and saw it?
@@apictureoffunction I was never into Westerns when I was younger. But my friend went and saw it and he loved it. And that's how he talked me into it.
What I love about Ben is he is that famous criminal you’d read about in history. He’s your Blackbeard or Billy the Kid, sure they’re criminals and have done awful things but they’re also very charismatic and have a charm to them that you just can’t help but admire
Absolutely!
That’s exactly what Westerns are all about, it’s myth-making and making you sort of captivated by the legends of old, even the villains who in recent revisionist Westerns have become less clear-cut as “bad guys” and you sorta understand their motives.
Excellent film, better than the original. Bale and Crowe perfect, since any film Crowe is involved in is always above average. Great ending!
Totally agree dude! Excellent film! Although I haven't seen the original, this movie is really great! Thanks for watching!
What did you think of Ned Kelly on Stan?
Colhoun Clan Not too sure what you mean
That’s a strong disagree from me the original is far superior but to each their own.
Crowe was recently in one called unhinged or something like that, anyway the movie sucked but he was great in it considering what he had to work with.
I loved your review man, its a pity not see much people talking about this movie around, i really enjoyed it! I just discovered after see the movie that it is a remake, If it is one, cant wait to see the original. Sorry for my strange english, still learning. Thanks from Brazil bro
Christian Magalhães No problem bro! Thanks for watching! Greetings to Brazil 🇧🇷
Hi Brandon, thanks for the review. I haven't seen 3:10 to Yuma yet, but I think I will. I've watched another Western film staring Russell Crowe, "the Quick and the Dead" (1995), but in this one he plays the hero who saves the town. The cast is great; Leonardo DiCaprio, Gene Hackman, and Sharon Stone. It's a good film, I enjoyed it.
Oh interesting! I'll look into it!
Russell Crowe`s first big budget movie .
My ,and hasn`t he done well since then.
Great review! I love this movie! Another western movie I love allot is Tombstone. Please do a review for that!
I'll check it out! Thanks buddy!
Watched it last night and I really enjoyed it. I was curious to see what others thought about it and I found your video. Great review, Brando! Like you, I was enthralled by the dichotomy of the 2 characters and what they respectively stood for.
WARNING - SPOILERS AHEAD:
I was shocked by the sheer wake of death and destruction in trying to get Wade to (or away from) the train. I try not to read too much into the symbolism of things but it feels like he was far more cursed than his own pistol, "Hand of God". Wherever Wade went, Death followed.
Some men who had no dog in this fight, like Dr Potter, still willingly risked death to bring Wade to justice when they could've easily left him to be tortured by other men who had their own reasons to see him dead. They did what they believed was right, even if it killed them!
How far Prince was willing to go to rescue Wade, only to be unceremoniously discarded by him at the very end. He did what he believed was right, even if it killed him!
Same with Evans. He did what he believed was right, even if it killed him!
Indeed, this film is a solid entry point for people who aren't accustomed to the genre.
Mike Tumbi Bery insightful! Glad you enjoyed the movie and the video 😊
Excellent review. Note: the movie is set in Arizona but was filmed in New Mexico, and nether is in "the south." This is the west, young man.
Thank you! South West
Hi Brandon, you did a nice job with your review, and I'm thinking about subscribing to your channel once I've seen more of your videos! Like you, I haven't seen very many westerns either. I've only seen the Man with No Name Trilogy, Once Upon a Time in the West, Django (1966), and Django Unchained. Also, I recently decided to revive my RUclips channel after 3 years of inactivity, and the first video I did was an in-depth review of this movie with more content on the way. While there's definitely a lot of room for improvement on my channel, I think it's a good, fresh start and I'm excited to create more videos. Anyways, I've also seen your reviews for Sky High, Tenet, and Back to the Future, and I can't wait to see what you do next!
Well thank you man! If you DO subscribe... then welcome to the channel and community :)
You havent mentioned Tomestone 1993?
just subscribed hoping you will watch more great westerns, and explore euro westerns/ SPAGHETTI WESTERNS.... JUST SUBSCRIBED BECAUSE OF YOUR REVIEW. DID A GREAT JOB.
Thank you very much! Welcome to the channel
Yo great review bro you got a new sub
Thanks for the sub!
great job. I have only seen a few westerns but it is a great starter. Completely agree with you.
Thanks buddy! It’s a great movie!
I wanted to get into westerns for a while because since I played rdr2 I’ve lived the whole Wild West world and this was my first ever western and it is my favourite movi of all time now
It's a good one Andrew for sure!
I have always wondered if Dutch Van Der Linde from the Read Dead Redemption games got some inspiration from Ben Wade. Probably not, but they both sound similar in charisma and charm and look almost identical with their hats, hairstyle and clothing.
Maybe…
Watched the movie today and start rewatching again. In love, absolutely great!!
It’s amazing hey?
Thats crazy. Didnt know New Orleans was a state
Whoops. Louisiana
Brandon is a man of culture. I see the Harry Potter books in the bookshelf.
Good eye Sakib ;)
I'm 46yrs old and I never got into the Western movies. My dad tried to push me into them when I was little with the movie A Fist full of dollars. At the time I was to little to understand what was happening and never cared to watch.
Now that I've lost my parents, I've tried to see why my dad loved them so much. I mean when he was growing up, these were the fast moving bad guy loses movies. Then I saw a short on RUclips with Gene Hackman. The Quick and the Dead. It was the part with him lighting his cigar and just how fast of a draw he was.
Since then I've watched a few Westerns and even through they aren't my first choice on the movie play list, I have to say that they aren't half bad. I like Crowe and Bale, so I was trying to see if this would be a total waste of my time or if it would be a movie that I'd say 🤔 damn dad was right and I was wrong? So before I finish this video here and I'm at the part is it still worth the watch yes. I'll put the movie on cause it's just the dog and me at home for a few hours by ourselves. Thanks for the recommendation and sorry this was a little long of a story. ✌️ out
Thanks Jason for the story
I own this film, one of my top favorite western movies of all time! A must see
Awesome!
1.Silverado
2.Young guns (part 2)
3.Magnificent 7 (1960)
4.High Plains Drifter
5.The Quick and the Dead
Nice!
Great movie. The script, acting, cinematography are all amazing. Must watch.
Totally!
I am a huge western fan (and of war movies, last year a made a review about Midway, referencing one of your videos) and I mostly liked 3 10 to Yuma although there were some things that threw me a little off. If you are interested in westerns, in the golden era (1950s and 1960s) we had mainly classic westerns and spaghetti westerns.
For classic westerns you named High Noon and Stagecoach, both great, and there are others.
-Rio Bravo is one of my favorite
-Red River is great
-The Magnificent Seven is a great remake of the samurai movie Seven Samurai.
-In True Grit, John Wayne really earned his oscar.
-Not so well known, but I have a weak spot for Warlock (with Henry Fonda and Richard Widmarck) because of the relationship between Blaisedell and Morgan.
-El Dorado is a fun movie.
-How the West was Won is a true epic.
-If you are into cavalry western films, try Fort Apache, Rio grande, and She wore a Yellow Ribbon.
-Ride the High Country is interesting because it's set in winter mountains and all, the the kind of palace of sins in the mining camp in the movie will give you nightmares.
-And finally, the season one of Gunsmoke is a great season with complex characters (the rest of the show is good but the level drops).
Then the Italians made westerns in a different style and with (mostly) different actors. You mentioned The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, but the rest of the trilogy is also very good. Once upon a time in the West is great for the story. Duck you Sucker has an incredible score by Morricone. Those movies are some of my favorite westerns, but I feel there are less in comparison to classic westerns. You have others such as The Big Gundown, Death rides a horse, or Day of Anger.
Thanks for the insight! I have a PO BOX in the description of my videos and if you send me a movie, I will GUARANTEE I will make a video about it!
Great Movie and Great Review 👍
Movie Analysis Thanks buddy! I’m glad you enjoyed it
Great movie. The Charly Prince character reminds me of Bosie in the movie Cold Mountain. In fact you should check that movie out. It has romantic stuff unlike this movie and set in the South but has a lot of the same motifs and tropes like this western.
Thanks Mike!
You're doing a good job dude. New sub here!
Rufus Slothkowski Thanks buddy!
Great review! Watched the film yesterday and absolutely loved ittt
Mariam ASabek That’s awesome! Glad you were able to see this magnificent movie!
Great review do more movie reviews
Slaiden Thank you! Subscribe for more 😊
This movie gave some really closeted cowboy vibes really.
“Closted cowboy?”
Masterful western , I loved this so much
Glad you enjoyed it
This movie was ridiculous, characters made mind numbingly dumb decisions. Wade just does whatever he wants as a captive because his captors treat him like he is not a threat.
Hmmm not too sure I agree with that Caleb
You should rewatch this movie and actually pay attention to it this time
I just watched it and its probably my fav modern western so far. Russel Crowe and Christian Bale both did terrific performances. Both of their characters were great. All the other supporting characters were great and their actors did great jobs. The score was really spaghetti western styled. The gunfights were awesome and the ending was incredible and emotional. 5/5.
Absolutely!
You should review 'The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford'
Its another western from the same year (2007; best year in film this century) but much better. For my money the best film of the past 25 years
Oh wow! High praise! It's on the list sir!
This movie is on my top 5 movies of all time.
Nice! It's a good one!
Wow just finished movie and had to see reviews, great analysis
Awesome, thank you!
I haven't seen this movie, but first i want to see the original 1957 movie.
And my favourite western movie is the Good the Bad and the Ugly.
wich is also in my top 10 favourite movies of all time.
Florrie Morrie I haven’t seen the original, but you don’t need to see the first one to understand this one. I still really like this one!
@@BrandoCritic thank you, i will check it out then.
Anyone see the original 1958?
Kal Ory Not yet Kal!
57 not 58
Very under rated movie
Yes!
are you related to FPS Russia guy :)
shashank rao Hahaha why? Do you think I am?
BrandoCritic i think you look a lot like him no other reason ... :).
A beautiful movie but I feel that the movie is somewhat strange
Why do you feel that the movie is somewhat strange
@@BrandoCritic I just saw this movie last weekend, there are a few weird plot points. First of all, Ben Wade's gang takes a lot of casualties when trying to rob the moneytransport. Their plan wasn't working, they did not look like experienced robbers. Then we see Christian Bale lead his heard of cows onto the road to block the transport. The robbery was a succes thanks to the Bale's intervention, but then the question is why would Bale help the robbers? It was really weird to see that Bale deliberately made the robbery a success but then he pretends he had nothing to do with it and just wants his cows back.
It’s currently on Netflix for anyone wondering
For what country?
@@BrandoCritic well I’m from Ireland it’s on Netflix for me , so if you have a VPN try swapping to Ireland
D❤
Thank you!
Watched it for the first time today.... amazing!!
Such a SOLID film hey?
Red Dead Redemption: The Movie
Thanks JB!
Dummy shoulda took $200 Butterfield offered or the $1000 Ben Wade offered him!!
Right...
There is a very interesting biblical aspect within this movie as well that i dont believe ive ever seen anyone notice. Without saying too much and posting spoilers.... Evan represents the Christ like figure, Ben Wade the penitent thief, and Charlie Prince the impenitent thief. There is a specific moment in the film where Ben Wade (who is established to be very familiar with the Bible) looks down at the "hand of God" and decides which of the two thieves he wishes to be.
Yes that is true! The devil doesn't always come bearing a pitchfork and horns, he is charismatic, charming and slightly interesting. Like I said in my review, we all have this deep feeling that we should side with Evan.... but we can't help but want to side with Ben Wade also
It explores the good and bad sides in all of us. It shows how evil is defeated.
Absolutely Rob!
Fantastic film with fantastic preferences
Absolutely!
Great movie this and tombstone
I have yet to see Tombstone!
BrandoCritic you should
I live in Yuma very proud it got noticed
That's awesome Dan!
My name is Brandon as well. I couldn't even finish this movie it was so bad.
Why did you think it was so bad
@@BrandoCritic
-opening scene 10 cowboys firing point blank at a stage coach, somehow don't immediately kill driver
-outlaw kills Byron by pulling him off his horse, there is three other guards there they coulda shot him, also they should have been riding behind.
How did it take like 2 days for the outlaw gang to kill the decoy stage coach? Also the stage coach was not guarded at all
Dan takes the outlaw to go pee, for some reason he isn't watching him like he'd supposed too and predictabley outlaw disappears
-when the outlaw comes back from miraculously killing 3 Apaches. Instead of running away or shooting at the guards, he walks back, steps on Dan's face, steals all they're horses. Some how the 2 remaining guards and Dan's son let the outlaw do this without a fight.
Seemed extremely illogical I had to stop watching.
I loved the movie from jump, I was hooked!
Me too Stella!
Very smart insight that Wade is a male fantasy. You'd like High Noon.
I think I would too!
@@BrandoCritic it is really good.
Unforgiven and the good the bad and the ugly. Just a Clint Eastwood fan
I still have to see Unforgiven! You still think it's worth a watch today?
Best movie ever
It's a good one Stella!
Watch tombstone if u haven’t great characters too
Thanks Joel!